A couple of weeks ago, I acquired a used laptop computer with Fedora Linux on it and last night, I found an application called "Radio Tray" that provides one-click access to streaming Internet radio stations from the system tray. It comes pre-loaded with about 20 stations in several different categories, along with the ability to add your own favorite stations.

The stations are divided into several categories, one of which is "Oldies". Two stations are pre-loaded there--AM 1710 (http://tunein.com/radio/AM-1710-Antioch-s50924/) and WNAR (wnar-am.com). It's pretty cool to have access to OTR just a single mouse click away whenever I want to listen. Definitely more convenient than using iTunes on my Macs.

The AM 1710 homepage includes links to several other OTR stations. I plan to check those out and incorporate some of those into Radio Tray as well.

A couple of weeks ago, I acquired a used laptop computer with Fedora Linux on it and last night, I found an application called "Radio Tray" that provides one-click access to streaming Internet radio stations from the system tray. It comes pre-loaded with about 20 stations in several different categories, along with the ability to add your own favorite stations.

The stations are divided into several categories, one of which is "Oldies". Two stations are pre-loaded there--AM 1710 (http://tunein.com/radio/AM-1710-Antioch-s50924/) and WNAR (wnar-am.com). It's pretty cool to have access to OTR just a single mouse click away whenever I want to listen. Definitely more convenient than using iTunes on my Macs.

The AM 1710 homepage includes links to several other OTR stations. I plan to check those out and incorporate some of those into Radio Tray as well.